Sociality of the Neotropical Small Carpenter Bees

Summary The social origin of loneliness is one of the major changes in the process of evolution. Studies of highly social insects such as ants and bees (ie insects with sterility and breeding castes) phenotypically differentiate into castes and do not return to solitude, so insight into the understanding of this transformation Is limited. On the contrary, versatile and flexible species that can be used for breeding individuals and societies, the relative role of the inherent genetic basis and comparative materials to evaluate external ecological conditions that promote or prevent cooperative living .

In North America more than 4,000 bees contain various sizes. Big bangs have bumblebee and honey, and most people easily recognize them as bees. On the smaller end of the scale there is a smaller bee smaller than a grain of rice - most people do not even know it as a bee. Some bees are social and some are lonely. A social bee like a bee lives in a colony that contains the queen bee and many working bees. When the Queen lay eggs, workers gather food. As its name suggests, lonely bees live and work in the form of individuals rather than colonies. Lonely bees must do all the important work themselves - nesting, collection of food, and spawning

Most bees are lonely. This is surprising, especially if your bee's knowledge came from reading about colonial collapse and you once saw a movie of bee on an airplane. For most people, bees are social insects living in obesity, jerky, hives hanging from trees - they are certainly not small insects that dig a hole and hit eggs. Why did not you understand this? Anyway, you are not alone. According to one study, 99% of people think that bees are an important or important part of the ecosystem, but most people can not infer even that the number of bee species is less than 1,000. The general people say that there are about 50 people, but in reality there are about 4,000 people. Most of the participants in this survey could not even distinguish bees from bees and bees in the pictures.

Threat: a hornet is a serious property threat that can cause structural damage if it is not eliminated. A male carpenter's bee may become a territory and actively lie in front of a person's face, but they are not stinging and these acts are only for acting . Female tree bees do not have strong tingling sounds and are rarely used. Nest: The name of the hornet is taken from paper-like materials they make a nest. The form of a hornet is usually umbrella shaped and can not be put in an envelope. Nests are often seen hanging from branches and branches of trees and shrubs as well as pouch ceilings, door frames, eaves, deck joints, handrails and the like.